COMPLETED ASSIGNMENTS

Evaluation of the Project titled ‘Cyber Guardians: Empowering youth to combat online hate speech in Sri Lanka’ and production of a video-based case study, Commissioned by Search for Common Grounds. 

This Evaluation Report was produced at the request of Search For Common Ground. It was prepared independently by Ramanaish Katheravelu of Inno Consulting Service, Sri Lanka 

Report available at  

https://www.sfcg.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/SFCG-Sri_Lanka_Cyber_Guardians_Final_Evaluation_2020.pdf

Developing Strategic Management Plans and Exit Strategy with sustainability plan for Puthukudiyiruppu Women Entrepreneurs’ Cooperative Society (PWECS), Mullaitivu, Sri Lank. The Objective of the Assignment is to strengthen PWCES’ capacity in order to make it a financially viable business entity particularly (1) To develop and implement a management plan with training component that will enhance PWECS’ capacity to formulate and implement effective strategies that will enable the cooperative to generate income and growth long-term sustainability (2) To assist the PWCES  with developing business plans for the enterprise run by the cooperative society to strengthen PKT Cooperative’s business skills and capabilities to become a sustainability business entity (3). To develop an exit strategy with a sustainability Plan in line with measurable sustainable indicators. Project Funded by: UN Peace Building Fund, Implemented By: ILO Sri Lanka in collaboration with WFP.

The objective of the Assignment is to enhance the capacity of PWCES’ board of directors, its-sub-coops and staff to effectively manage the cooperative society’s operation, particularly 

(1). To enhance and strengthen the administrative functions of PWCES through capacity building,

 (2). To improve staff and board’s knowledge on cooperative development and management

 (3). To foster a culture of teamwork among its staff and members to efficiently manage the cooperative’s operations, including enabling the PWCES to engage more effectively with local community, government and non-governmental stakeholders. 

The project was funded by the UN Peace Building Fund and implemented by ILO Sri Lanka in collaboration with WFP. 

INTEGRATE Project aimed to contribute to the successful reintegration of Indian and Australian returnees into their communities in Kilinochchi, Mullaitivu, Vavuniya and Mannar Districts in the Northern Province, Sri Lanka. Implemented by CARE International. 

Thirty years of conflict in Northern Sri Lanka saw hundreds of thousands of Sri Lankan Tamils internally displaced. In contrast, many others sought to migrate, legally and illegally, to other countries due to fear, political persecution or economic reasons. 

Men and women, including returnees have improved access to institutional support mechanisms including means to access civic documents and quality counselling services. INTEGRATE Project and partner organisations systematically identified and screened the existing SMEs and individuals with strong entrepreneurial skills. A total number of 56 SMEs significantly increased individual income (between 20 to 40% against the baseline) and new employments ranging from two to eight 

Report Available at 

https://www.careevaluations.org/wp-content/uploads/Integrate-Project.pdf 

EVALUATION: The Project for Rehabilitation of Community Infrastructure and Facilities in the Conflict Affected Areas in Northern Province (RCIF), is aimed to contribute to the sustainable rehabilitation and reconstruction of conflict affected people in the Northern Province of Sri Lanka and to overcome the on-going hardships of the returned and resettled Internally Displaced People (IDPs) due to lack of basic services.  The main objective of the evaluation was to assess the overall performance of expected results stipulated in the logical framework and the proposal, as well as mainstreamed topics such as gender, age, disability, and environmental awareness in terms of relevance, efficiency, effectivene.  Report Available at:

http://unhabitat.lk/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/RCIF-Evaluation-Final-Report.pdf